LAME-ASS COWBOYS FAN FILES FEDERAL SUIT OVER EAGLES BAR FIGHT!
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A Cowboys fan accused of assault in a Trenton bar fight after an argument about the Eagles has filed a federal lawsuit targeting New Jersey’s new bail system.
Brittan Holland’s lawsuit, which also includes a bail bonds company, argues that it’s unfair that the Sicklerville man has been given home detention and required to wear an electronic monitor, rather than straight cash bail.
Lexington National Insurance Co. is also part of the lawsuit against the state attorney general and Camden County’s prosecutor, which is seeking class action status. The suit was brought by Washington-based Kirkland & Ellis, and the suit is led by former George W. Bush administration Solicitor General Paul Clement.
The suit says that thousands of others are being subjected to ”similar life-altering, liberty-restricting conditions without ever receiving the option of bail” and the reform efforts are also harming bail bonds companies.
Holland and his father were charged in April after an argument at a bar about the Eagles led to a fight that left two men injured. Police said that the fight in Winslow Township left one man with head injuries and the tavern owner’s son with a broken nose.
Officers then found Holland and his father covered in blood in their home. Holland told police that it was a mutual fight and that he was a Cowboys fan. His father was wearing Pittsburgh Steelers slippers, police said.
